5 Must-have Tools You Need to Carry in Your Vehicle

Anything can happen at any point in time- Do you agree with the statement? Well, being a car owner means you can simply travel the world on your own while at the same time it even means the situation can get worsened when you expect the least. God forbid when all of a sudden your car breaks down or runs into trouble and there is no mechanic nearby, how will you deal with the situation?

First of all, you do need to be a mechanic to get home or to the nearest repair shop in a proper way. Here I would like to mention a few things or automotive parts you need to carry in your car trunk that will help you effectively during such unexpected situations.

Life hammer

If you ask me personally, this small item could be a lifesaver literally. All you need to do is keep it near the driver’s seat with the help of velcro or double-sided tape. In case, if your car falls underwater, you can easily escape by cutting the seatbelt and breaking the window. On and all, the life hammer is such an automotive spare part that makes getting out quick and easier.

Screwdriver Set

Things could come lost, even in the most modern cars. So it is always advisable to have a screwdriver set that can offer a simple tightening for loose or disconnected sections. Unlike bosch electrical, screwdrivers are pretty handy in nature and can offer quick tightening whether the problem is from vibration, age, or any other reasons.

Duct Tape

This may sound pretty simple but duct tape can fix numerous issues, be it from damaged bodywork to temporary emergency fixes on hoses and several other parts. On the contrary, duct tape can patch your car back together long enough so that you can easily limp it to a repair shop and save bucks on the tow truck.

Tire Pressure Gauge

This is one of the basic yet essential automobile parts that needs to be used pretty often, at least a week. Keeping an eye on your tire can effectively maximize your gas mileage. Just buy a dial-faced gauge instead of those cheap stick-type ones and I am sure you will be safe from those underinflation-related blow-outs.

Flashlight

No matter how big or small your ride is, it is always advisable to think of all kinds of troubles and have a flashlight. However, during the daytime the road might happen to be bright, and sunny but what if things go wrong in the night? Keep a set of Bosch electricals or spares in the car and keep changing their batteries on a regular basis.